The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-03

a girl Industrious.
There is talk of organizing a Grand Ar
my Post In this place.
Hon. John S. Rhey, returned home from
Harrisburg on Monday.
Judge White, of Indiana, will pres ide
during the second week OF our June Term
Of Court.
MIR. John Parrish OF Altoona, spent sew.
eTal days under the paternal roof In this
place during the past week.
George Sherry, or Barr township. clipped
two lambs this spring, that were not quite
4 year Old tnat clipped twenty-five pounds
Of wool.
The candidates for the various county
offices have been on the move during the
past week and are busy Intervening their
friends.
Mcdonald ut Loretto, wants !, 900 tos. of
GOOD clean wool, for which he will allow the
highest price. Also, l 900 bushels of good
potatoes.
Miss Grace Boyle. sister OF Rev. Father
Boyle Of Gallitizin, who went on visit to
Ireland about eight months ago. returned
last week
The Congregational congregation OF this
place will hold an ice cream and cake festi.
val at Armory Hall, on Tuesday evening
next. The public are cordially invited.
The house OF Mrs. F. Moran in Coal
poart, Clesrfield county, was entered on
Monday night and quantity of bread, but
ter, milk and other eatibles were carried
OF.
A woman will face a frowning world
and cling to the man she loves through the
most bitter adversely, but she wouldn't
wear hat three weeks behind the fashion
TO save the Republic Itself
"A freight engine collided with a paSsen'
ger engine on the Bells Gap railroad on
Tuesday last, near LIOydsyilIe. but luckily
there was no persons hurt. Both locomo-
tiyes were badly damaged
George r. Kersey. of Eizabethtown,
Lancaster county, is but twenty years of
age and has already reached the height OF
seven feet. His parents are both tall. the
father being six feet four inches and the
mother five feet eleven inches.
The Altoona Sunday Morning will ap-
pear in its next issue as the Altoona Graphic.
There will De no other change In the make
up OF the paper which Is always a welcome
and interesting visitor, and the new name
will more aptlY apply to the paper. We
wish ~ Graphic success.
The license cases from Huntington
county were argued IN the Supreme Court
at Philadelphia on Wednesday of last week.
The question hinges upon whether the asso-
ciate Judges have the power to over rule the
President Judge, and tire decision OF the
Supreme Court is awaited with much inter
est
The Executive Committee OF the Edito-
rial Association OF Pennsylvania, at meet
ing In Philadelphia on Tuesday, resolved
that the Association visit the Natural Bridge
in Virginia starting from Harrisburg on
Tuesday, June 21st. The party will stop at
Luray Cave. Between two hundred and
three hundred WILL go down on the eXcur-
sion.
While John Ii. Bittner, of JohnstOwn,
was engaged in lining the cupola at the Cam
bria Iron Company's Steel Works, at Johns
town, on Thursday night OF last week, a
man named Mishler, who was wheeling
metal 10 the cupoas dumped load OF metal
which struck him in ITS descent injurinc him
so badly, that be died about o'clock on
Friday morning.
Tine State Is to have a new Capitol
building after all. TIE proposed plan OF
improving the old building has not met with
approval by the Senate Appropriation Com
mittee, aud Speaker BOyeT's bill, appropri-
stiug s537 900 for repairs, improvements,
etc, which passed the House, was returned
Thursday by the Senate Committee with an
amendment increasing the sum to 100000
for new building.
Robert Ingraham. aged eighteen wears.
who was an engineer in the Cambria Iron
Company's blooming uiIl at JOhnstOwn, on
Saturday last, while oiiirg a stationary en-
CINE got his left foot between a pair OF cog
wheels and the leg vas drawn in and crush
ed to the thigh, before the engine could be
stopped. lie was taken to his home and the
injured leg amputated At the body, but the
young man died at midnight.
The best place to buv clothing is at Nc
Cuuuell x Saupps. st. Lawrence Block.
corner Of Eleventh avenue and Fourteenth
street Altoona. They are constantly re-
ceiving new and stylish goods and have
none on hand out OF date, or out Of style.
Their spring and summer suits are sold at
lower prices than you can any where else
buy the same quality OF goods. Give them
a call when you visit Altoona
On Thursday OF last week, the body
OF n man, about fifty years of age,
wearing a dark suit OF clothes, and n low
crowned, dark Derby hat, was found near
the Nagle school house, In Cleartield town
ship, ou the road from Marks Mill 70 st.
Augustine, about mile and quarter from
the latter place. TIE man was a tramp, and
has been passing through that locality for
several years, and was known by sight TO
several people who saw the body. but his
name is unknown. The remains were In.
TERED at st. Augustine on Friday afternoon
Mr.. Andrew Fi:zsimmons, who keeps
saloon on Portage street, Conemaugh Bor-
ough, is lust now enthusiastically interested
in oil and gas territory over In Blair county
He states that himself and others associated
with him have leased several thousand acres
in the vicinity of Newry and East Freedom,
and that they will shortly sink test we'll
lie has had ten years experience In the oil
country, ana claims that the indications for
a find OF oil and gas in the country Indicated
are frst-class. MI NJ. w. Keim IS interest
ed IN the enterprise. The test hole will be
drilled at point between Ne~rY and Free
dom.- JO1IlSt0lcR Tribune.
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